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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-14
c.. H. V. & H. r. r.

The Cincinnati, Hooking Valley &
Huntington Railway, which has SO long
been involved in litigation, is at last ex-
tricated from its dilemma and in hope.
full condition. The project of running
road from Cincinnati eastward to com.
pete with the B. & o. has always met
with favorable consideration from the
people of Highland county, since it
would place them on a direct line with
the city and make q powerful COMPETE
tion in freight and passenger rates with
its older rival.
The part of the road between Adelphi
and Kingston is built, supplied with roll
ling.stock, and has two trains day each
way. From Fayetteville to the Junction
with the G. & E. r. r. near Batavia, the
ties are all laid and nearly all the iron is
down.
Suit was brought in this county by New
by & Morrow, for G. M. Overman,
Trustee for the First Mortgage Bond
holders, and the Citizens National Bank,
of Hillsboro, o. Doubts about the juris-
diction of this court in the matter, in.
duced plaintiffs to transfer operations to
the court of Brown county, where an
order Of sale was secured last week.
Quite an array of legal talent appeared
for the several parties. Uric Sloane,
represented H. T. Niles; L. T. Neal, of
Chillicothe, and Mcknight Moore, of
Georgetown, represented John Kirsh-
ner, contractor on the Adelphi section !;
w. w. Moore and D. v. Pierson, of
Georgetown, appeared for Potter, Claw
son & Co., New York contractors; Chill
ton A. White represented Milton Gal
lagher, another contractor, and David
Tarbell appeared for other creditors.
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PRICETOWN.

July 9th, 1887.
Jesse Faris is making hi. home with his
brother, B, F., at Russells.
Rev. J.. d. Houston will fill his regular an.
pointnent here next Sunday
Rev. Hill delivered two discourses here Sum-
day at The New Light Church.
Mr.. Ed Shrope, Of Hastings, Mich, visited
his sister. Mrs. DR.. Chaney, the past week.
Harry, Oren and Ernest Stevens gave pic
mic to their juvenile friends Monday. Jolly
time reported.
Mrs. Sally DeSkeir, an old resident of Brown
county. was inferred in the Barker cemetery
here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Robinson and children, of Washington
O. H., returned home last week after visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Donohoo.
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LYNCHBURG.

July lztn, 1901.
D. 8. simkins is on the sick list,
Hay is coming in to the distillery at 81 per
ton.
Ed CLANCY has bought new traction en-
gine.
W. L. Stautner is able to be on his whesl
again.
Mrs. J. @; CLANCY is quite sick with neuralgia
OF the bowels.
Mrs: h. L. Glenn was visiting at Pleasant
Plain Tuesday.
The whistle of the steam thresher is heard in
the land round about.
y, An effort Is being made to get up another
It is said that Warren Morrow had the boss
wheat field Of this vicinity.
Fl. L. Glenn and 8. 8, Puckett made 4 busi-
ness trip to Cincinnati Tuesday.
G. Utman and John T. Hire, of Hillsboro.
transacted business here Tuesday.
II. N. Henderson has bought . new bicycle
with all the modern improve ments.
Wyatt Cashatt has commenced the erection
OF new residence on Sycamore street.
The brick work on the government ware
house ct the distillery has been resumed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Peale and son Willis,
spent Sunday with relatives near Hillsboro.
The personal property Of the late VIM.
Ratcif was sold on Saturday ct public sale.
Col. Owen West and Isms Troth, ESQ.,,
transacted business st Wilmington last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters, Of Wilmington, were
visitors at the residence Of DR.. Fulton on Wed.
nesday.
DR.. Jss Berry. Of North Liberty, was visit
ing bis father, John Berry, Esq, on Friday
M. and Nh. Trsfts and Miss Hei.sm.n, Of
Cincinnati are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The books for the collection of June
taxes will be closed August lst, for SET
tlement with the Auditor, and no tax
will be taken during settlement, as it is
impossible to take tax and make settle
ment at the same time. When the
books are returned by the Auditor the
penalty will DO added to the tax. Please
do not wait until the last day.
]. NJ. HIEsrAND, Treas.
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Uncle SANS Sheckels.

Pensions secured by A. D. Virgins,
viz: Louis Kahle, Christopher Lind
sey, Phillip Hook, Cyrenus Shaw, s. P.
Blackburn, ]. L. Fenner, ]. w. Tener,
w. A. Galley, Harvey Allen, R. J.
Wright, David McManama, ]. L. Fen.
ner, w. A. Bailey, J. R. Puckett, j. D.
Stults, R. Calvert, T. J. McCord.
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The Conservatory OF Music, Of which
notice will be found elsewhere, is to be
established permanently under the same
roof and In olieial connection with High
land Institute. At the same the Institute
will continue a. before TO offer it, own
unrivalled advantages in the Literary
Branches and in Languages. At COM
mon center, the two schools will offer
such superior advantages a. are only
found elsewhere in the largest cities, but
at les rate Of expense. Opens Sept.
Ath. For further particulars address
Mn ELnAMoR p. ALL1N,
Principal Highland Institute.
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Semper Ideni.

HIGHLAND P. o., o., July l, 1887.
Mr.. EDITOR My barn which was
destroyed by fire June Sd, 1887, was in
sured in the Ohio Farmers Company,
and I take pleasure in certifying that 1
have this day received at the hands of
H. D. Waddell, agent OF the company,
the full amount of the insurance. The
loss was adjusted promptly and to my
entire satisfaction. Wilson HAYNES.
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A Rare Chance.

If you intend to buy suit OF clothes,
pair of pants or shoes, hat, underwear,
neckwear, hosiery, shirts, &C., for man
or boy, or footwear for ladies, misses or
children, 60 to I. A. Feibel's by all
means. They are offering some splen-
did bargains.
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We have been informed that our
Mowrytown correspondent was in error
last week in stating that Mrs. L. G. Mar
comet had closed her millinery store in
that place. Mrs. NJ. has a good trade
and no intention of closing.
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NEW MARKET.

July 18th, 1857.
Miss Ollie Vance, Of Xenis, is at home for .
short visit.
Missionary meeting st the NJ. e. Church last
Sabbath night.
John VanWinkle, sr., will be Q candidate for
Recorder OF tNS Republican ticket.
TnD.s funeral Of Mrs. James Lemon will take
place at 10 O'Clock .. m, next Sabbath at the
Q. U. Church.
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Don't buy Bible or other large and
expensive book until you see ours, be-
cause our line is large and our prices belo,c
Cincinnati or New York. illustrated de-
scriptive circular of all our styles free.
We furnish any sheet music published
in the United States at one-half publish.
er's price. prepaid. Byland's Bargain
Bazaar, Hillsboro, Ohio.
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Mrs. Mary Stevens died at her home
in New Boston at nine o'clock last Tues
day morning and was buried Wednesday
morning at ten o'clock. The deceased
was sixty-two years of age, and her death
was caused by consumption.
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The Municipality Sustained.

The case taken up on error from the
decision of Mayor Harman, involving
the question whether a saloon-keeper
may or may not sell upon prescription
was decided by Judge Huggins in favor
of the village. This sustains the claim
made by City Solicitor Morrow and
Mayor Harman. Kaufman & Co. de.
PENDANTS, were represented by Sloane,
Gardner & Hire.
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Arrangements are being made to run
trains at excursion rates over the o. &
N. w. and O., w. & B. Railroads during
the fair and August races. These trains
will be arranged 30 as to furnish the
best of accommodations to persons desir-
ing to attend the fair races and return
the same day,
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The concert given in Armory Hall
under the auspices of the A. NJ. E.
Church ON Thursday evening of last
week and repeated on Friday evening
was Q musical and literary treat such az
the people of Hillsboro are seldom priv.
ileged to hear. The company came well
recommended and the entertainment
exceeded expectations. The singing OF
Madame Marie Seliks and Mr.. 8. w.
Williams was very artistic. and they
were encored for nearly every number
on the programme. Az an elocutionist
Miss Halle 9. Brown is not often ex.
celled. Her voice is remarkable for ita
clesrness and beauty. and her power oi
conception and representation is charm
ing. She was greeted with applause q
her appearance on the stage, and every
reading provoked an enthusiastic encore,
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New features are being added each
day to the attractions of the Hillsboro
Fair and August Races. Every society
in the Circuit will contribute to this,
the first fair, and horsemen from all the
Ohio Circuits, Kentucky, Pennsylvania,
Indians and Michigan will make this
their starting point.
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By late copy of the Adams county
Times, published at Ritzville, Wyoming,
We learn that Messrs. w. E. Kerr and
Frank Lee, old Highland county boys,
have purchased property in that thriv-
ing little city.
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By the kindness of the architect and
builder, Mr.. Van B. Custer, a NEWS.
HERALD reporter was one day last week
shown through the new residence of Mr..
o. S. Lemon. This dwelling is erected
in the modern style of architecture, and
is model of beauty and convenience.
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FOLSOM.

July 18th, 1887.
There will be no services at the church next
Sunday, on account Of quarterly meeting at
Prospect.
A heavy storm passed over this place satur-
day, tearing down fencing and timber, and
killing stock.
The Commissioners granted . turnpike COM
mencing st the peach orchard on the Belfast
snd Hillaboro pike, running to the West Union
nike.
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We invite special attention to the
high standard Of workmanship that bug.
gies Of Carroll & Downham manufacture
bear evidence of, a. well a. 10 the strict
~ frstclass material used in their con-
.struction. The constantly increasing
sales and many testimonials received
from gentlemen in this and adjoining
counties. Is positive evidence Of the real
merits theiy work commands.
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Rev. Brewster, of Cincinnati, visited
his uncle, Rev. John Pearson last week,
returning yesterday morning. He oc-
cupied the pulpit OF the M. E. Church
at both morning and evening services on
Sunday and preached two very excel
lent sermons. Rev. Brewster is the
minister under whose work Major O. H
Blackburn was converted last winter
He is q young man of much power and
has the prospect Of brilliant future
before him.
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Mrs. R. M. Nevin and little son, Mas
ter Kumler, of Dayton, O., Mrs. Stock.
we'll and little daughter, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dimes, Of Emporia, Kansas,
are guests at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nevin.
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An examination of the premium lists
of the Hillsboro Fair will convince ex-
hibitors that they are full and complete
and embrace nearly every article Of
household and mechanical manufacture
as well as agricultural products and i'm
plements, live stock, poultry and fancy
work. Remember the date, August
2. 8. 4 and 8,
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Little Miss Louise OFT celebrated her
ninth birthday anniversary last Friday
with doll party, each little miss being
accompanied by her dolly. They proved
themselves to be model little mothers.
The little hostess was the recipient of
several handsome presents.
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James Simpson. an old gentleman who
grooms stallion at the livery stable Of
the Kramer House, received serious
injury last Saturday afternoon. Two
horses fighting in adjoining stalls
knocked down section of the partition
which struck him in the forehead cnt-
ting an ugly cash. He has been remoy-
ed to his home near Samantha.
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J. B. Stevens, the weli-known horse
man of London, Ohio, will be here with
several horses the latter part of this
week and remain until after the fair.
Several other prominent race course men
will arrive with their horses about
Ju1v C0th
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SHACKELTON.
July ia.h, ass7.

Mr.. Carey A. Pence is also on the siok list.
Wheat 10 turning out unusually veil this
season.
Mrs.. Lydia Charles, who has been sick fos
some time, 10 about we'll
Miss Eta Hoyt, of Hillsboro, waited Mn
Matte Mckee last Thursday evening.
Mr.. jim Hulse and wife, Of near Danville,
visited Mr. John Psnos and wife G1nday.
George Fence. jr., vas taken seriona1 ah6
while helping Andrew Pence thrssh yosIsr1ay.
Miss Jennie Purdy, OF SARDINIA, = vieiaind =
friends and relatives st this plaoe 6S1 ~
Market. z q
Little Clara Lemon, Of Hilleboso. = yis)11fS.
sss. Sss ersIdpsssns'' Ar. sad1dFs = z, H.
1r. p. v. Ohaslss startud 90 ~ voek -
~ p! threshing naehine<ln 6VogSk :
says - hse " "Eoss" thissIsg, 7s' &
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Mr.. Will King, at one time resident
of this city, died at Hamden, Ohio,
Monday morning of consumption. He
was fifty years Of age. The deceased
was cousin Of Mrs. John w. Ambrose.
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Late copies OF Tampa, Florida, papers
have been sent us by Mrs. Sallie j.
Glenn, of that town. Mrs. Glenn has
letter of travel in one of them above the
signature of "Aunt Deb"
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oAslkS ths uss. thyss vsaks shsys
will bs { p!eAsanos sAls pf vail and as|l.
Ing papers at Howles' store. Papers oi
all grades will bo sold al reduced prices
in order to close out the stock nov on
hands.
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BlHckberries.

The undersigned has about fifty acres
Of blackberries that he wishes to sell,
altogether or in lots to suit purchasers.
They are in Brushcreek township. Call
on me % miles north Of Belfast.
DANIEL MiLBvRN,
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The fourth quarterly meeting of the
Belfast Circuit will be held at Prospect
next Saturday and Sunday. Preaching
at p. m. and p. m. on Saturday, love
feast at Q a. m. Preaching at II a. m.
and 8 p. m. OF Sunday. A. basket din
ner will be ssrved in the grove on Sun.
day. Elder Pearson will conduct the
services. All are invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Horn entertained
syuifs a number of their friends on Fri.
day aast at their home west Of town it
being the ninetieth birthday of their
father, Mr.. Thomas Gibson, who resides
with them. He is very feeble and en-
tiresv blind.
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Rev. w. s. Bacon will attend the Uni
versalist Sunday School picnic at East
Monroe, Saturday July 16, and will
preach in the Universalist Church at
Centerfeld on Sunday, 18th, at IL o. m.
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Governor Foraker came down from
Columbus Saturday morning and re-
manned over Sunday with relatives. He
returned on Monday.
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Mr.. Reuben Lyle will occupy the house
on Pleasant street recently occupied by
Bebee Barrere, who has moved into the
Meek property on Vine street.
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The Lancaster Letter.

A good deal of discussion and misun-
derstanding has been occasioned by the
following letter received last week by
Mr.. J. L. Boardman from the editor OF
the Lancaster Gazette. The testimony
fnrnished, however, is of little value to
us at the present time. From the loca.
ton Of the country about Lancaster, the
geological structure is different and the
Trenton limestone must be from 500 to
800 feet farther from the surface than it
is here. As will be seen from the COM
ment by Mr.. Fenton herewith printed,
the we'll at Lancaster has not yet reached
the same depth, geologically, that has
been attained by the well in Hillsboro.
OFFICE OF SEN-WEKnY GAZETTE,
LANoAsTER, O., July 9Th. 1887.
]. L. B0ARDNAN. ESQ, Hillsbor0, 0.
DIAR 6R;-Our first gas we'll was drilled to
depth Of 2, 604 feet without reaching Tfen-
ton but good Aow Of gas, that which 10
being utilized, was struck st 1,947 feet, where
the well was shot. Drift, gravel, Huron and
Niagara were penetrated above the gas, which
70 supposed to come from the Clinton, here.
Indications Of gas and oil we're Observable
above the Clinton. Our first we'll 10 Q very
good one, or the other two would never have
been projected, and We reasonably hope and
expect great things from future developments
Very truly yours.
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Miss Ellie Everett, who has been the
guest OF Miss Mary Armstrong for several
weeks past, returned to her home in
Cleveland last Monday morning.
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All persons knowing themselves in.
debted 10 me will please call and settle.
Books III possession of Mr.. Will Morrow.
at the old stand, who will receive money
and receipt for same.
J. M. HtEsfASD,
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Democrats will meet at the Court
House next Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock to select six delegates to the
Democratic State Convention.
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Mr.. AL. Kendall says he is not manag.
ing O'Leary, the champion feather.
weight, and is only indirectly interested
in his coming here. O'Leary says his
glove contest will take place in Kentucky
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Mr.. Perry King, former resident of
this county, but now resident of Iowa,
has our thanks for copy of the Fair
field Journals special edition.
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Special Notice,

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to us will confer great favor
by calling at once to make settlement.
H. ROADS & Co.
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Messrs, b. +. Scott and I. A, Feibe'
returned from their western trip last
Thursday.
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Persons desiring to secure bargain
in real estate should read the local o.
BENJAMIN Glascock in another column
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Mrs. Maggie L. Gregg leaves to-day
for Mayzetta, Lake Minnetonka, Min
nesota, to spend the remainder of the
summer.
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Mr.. H. Morgan Stanley, Of Henderson,
KY, and Miss Helen Jenkins, of Toledo,
Ohio, are the guests of Capt. John Mat.
thews and wife.
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stanley MAaaas visited sslssivea Ia
Dayton during ths pest Waek.

The saott nvasoona returnstt from
aanp at Dayton Tuesday night.
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Wanted at once-About 10000 feet OF
strictly No. yellow poplar sawed 5 or
4 inches thick. Address,
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Miss Kate Mullenix, of this city, was
the guest OF Mrs. Sallie Mullenix, o.
Manchester last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hiatt, of Lees.
burg, Florida, are visiting relatives and
friends in this city and county.
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Mrs. John Nelson and nephew, Mr..
Lockhart Nelson, arc sojourning at
Rocky Fork Hotel.
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Cyrus Newly and Uric Sloane, of this
city, were in Georgetown last week on
legal business.
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Mrs. l.. J. Amen and daughter. Miss
Marie, entertained company OF rela-
tives and friends last Tuesday evening.
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Messrs. Ec Tudor and Ed Walker
spent Sunday in Ross county, on a pros
bectinp tour.
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Miss .Tnlia Plaut, of CINCINNATI, Is The
guest Of her sister, Mrs. I. A. Feibel.
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Hot weather and harvest time have
made a temporary decrease in the daily
output of the creamery.
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Reduced prices on chamber sets, tea
sets and glassware ct Bowles'.
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Mrs. Sarah Kinsell and granddaughter,
Miss Mary, of Columbus, are the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. B. Glascock.
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Machine Oil warranted superior tc
lard oil at 80 cents gallon.
w. r. SMITH & Co., Druggists.
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Mr., Asa Ring, Of Newton, Miss, Is
visiting his brother.in.law, Mr.. William
Favor.
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Mrs. Della March, OF Columbus, is tn
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Reece.
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There were sixty persons received into
the church at Zionsville, Louden and
Flat Run, on Belfast Circuit last Sunday
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Rev. l.. L. Overman will occupy th'
pulpit Of the Presbyterian Church mex
Sunday morning,
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Miss e. L. Grand. Girard returned last
week from trip to Rhea Springs, Tenn.

Mr.. and Mrs, William Mcclure, Of
Columbus, are the guests Of their par.
efits.
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Miss Florence Shepherd has been Wis
iting relative in Ripley for the past week.
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OYFICE OF SEkI-WEKKLY GAZETTE,
LANcAsTFR. O.. July 9Th. 1887.
A SCIENTIFIC COMMENT.

Az the surface Of Fairfield county lies In the
necessarily great deal higher In the geologi-
ost scala than Hillsboso, consequently they
would b. Obliged 10 bore quite . deep veil b.
lore Gstbing down 70 oyr 'levsl 1hey have
svid6ntalIy etQppsd IN TIE Qineipnsh Groupp
ard voald have 70 90 . lev hundred ten
n v. yusos.